Publications

Please explore over a decade of publications from the Heldrich Center!

Listed below are selected publications from the Heldrich Center. On the left, you will find publications organized according to publication type (e.g., research brief, presentation, etc.). Publications are currently listed in alphabetical order. In the coming weeks, we'll be providing you with the opportunity to also search our publications in chronological date order.

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    • Chasing the American Dream: Recent College Graduates and the Great Recession - Media Release

      May 10, 2012

      Press release for Heldrich Center survey of college graduates from 2006 to 2011. Examines how college graduates are faring in today's labor market and how they are dealing with student debt.

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    • Chasing the American Dream: Recent College Graduates and the Great Recession

      May 10, 2012

      Survey of graduates from four-year colleges and universities from the classes of 2006 through 2011. Documents the difficulties young people encountered as they entered a turbulent labor market and recession.

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    • Pathways to Economic Opportunity: The Puerto Rican and other Latinos Experience

      Apr 13, 2012

      Presentation by Professor Edwin Melendez at the April 2012 symposium, "Pathways to Economic Opportunity: The Puerto Rican and Other Latinos Experience."

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    • Heldrich Center: Celebrating 15 Years of Achievement

      Mar 29, 2012

      Examines the Heldrich Center's mission and priorities, with details about the Center's advisory board and partners.

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    • The State of the U.S. Workforce System: Time for a Realignment or Revolution?

      Mar 22, 2012

      Presentation by Kathy Krepcio for the "Building Workforce Partnerships Conference 2012" sponsored by the California Labor Federation. The presentation was part of a workshop titled, "Defending and Modernizing the Federal Workforce Development System." Examines the history, trends, and challenges of the U.S. workforce system.

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